texts: The High Commissioner of Northern Nigeria and the East Africa Protectorate was Sir <mask>. He attended both College St. Joseph in Trois-Rivires and the Royal Military College of Canada. <mask>'s father was a wealthy French-Canadian lawyer who went on to become a Conservative MP and Supreme Court justice while his mother was an Irish immigrant. Girourad, unlike most of the other members of the French-Canadian elite of Montreal, chose to attend the Royal Military College instead of the traditional training ground of the Francophone elite. <mask> was the first Roman Catholic to ever receive a degree in engineering from the Royal Military College. <mask> was commissioned in the Royal Engineers after working for two years on the Canadian Pacific Railway's "International Railway of Maine". <mask> was offered a position in Britain in 1890 after quickly earning a reputation as a very able and tough railroad man due to his work in Maine.<mask> wanted to see the world by building railroads in the British Empire, but his family wanted him to stay in Canada. Kitchener asked him to supervise the extension of the Wadi-Halfa to Akasha railroad, which was the beginning of the Sudan Military Railroad. <mask> was the best railroad builder in the British Empire. <mask> went to build a railroad across the desert after the town of Akasheh was taken by Sir Archibald Hunter. The railroad now extends from Wali Halfa to Kosheh, covering 116 miles of arid desert. The construction of a railroad in the desert in the 19th century presented major challenges such as attacks from the Ansar, a workforce of about 800 Sudanese who knew nothing about building railroads, the occasional heavy rain that washed away the track, and the need to import everything. In order to train his Sudanese workers about how to work on railroads, Girouard had to establish two technical schools in the Sudan.<mask> was praised in the 1899 book The River War for making the advance into the Sudan possible. The Ansar was defeated by the British at the Battle of Hafir in 1896. The railroad <mask> built allowed Kitchener to bring in enough supplies and men to apply crushing firepower against the Ansar. Kitchener ordered him to build a railway from Wadi Halfa to Abu Hamed, which eliminated 500 miles of navigation up the Nile River. <mask> had built his railroad close to the Nile where there were gunboats to protect his workers from Ansar attacks, but he accepted the risk and went to work. <mask> frequently traveled up and down the railroad, supervising the work as he had little faith in the ability of his Sudanese workers to build a railroad on their own. When Kitchener purchased locomotives that <mask> thought were too light to operate in the desert, he went to Britain to personally buy heavier locomotives from the United States and South Africa.The Cape to Cairo Railway was a dream of the millionaire Rhodes, who made a fortune in the diamond and gold mines of South Africa. The "Cape to Cairo railroad" was used by the British to colonize much of Africa as Rhodes had grandiose plans to settle millions of British settlers in Africa. Kitchener wanted to build his "Cape to Cairo railroad" in order to help conquer the Sudan. The strong- willed <mask> was well known for his willingness to argue with Kitchener, a man whom many found to be very intimidating, and despite their frequent disagreements Kitchener never sacked him. Kitchener was able to move the Egyptian and British armies under his command into the heart of the Sudan in 1898 because of the line built by Girouard. He received a distinguished service order after the defeat of the Sudanese. <mask> was responsible for clearing the congestion at the Port of Alexandria when he was the President of Egyptian State Railways.He received the Second Class of the Imperial Ottoman Order of the Medjidie in recognition of his services as President of the Council of Administration of the Egyptian Railways, Telegraphs, and the Port of Alexandria. The War Office sent <mask> to South Africa to advise on the railway situation of the Cape Colony. He became Director of Imperial Military Railways, which included the lines in the Cape, as well as the lines taken over from the Boers in the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. The rapid movement of men and material to support the rapid advance of Lord Robert's forces in 1900 was enabled by his rapid reconstruction of the damaged lines and innovative low level deviations around destroyed bridges. He was knighted as a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George in November 1900 for his service in the war. In a despatch, Lord Kitchener said that <mask> was his "principal adviser in all the numerous and intricate questions pertaining to railway administration in South Africa". The Central South African Railways was renamed after the end of the war.<mask> resigned as Commissioner of the Railways in South Africa in 1904 due to pressure from the mine owners to reduce railway expenses. <mask> became the successor to Sir Frederick Lugard as High Commissioner in Northern Nigeria in 1906. The railway from Baro to the ancient city of Kano was built by Girouard. The legislation which resulted from the work of the Northern Nigerian Lands Committee had the effect of preventing the establishment of private property in land. He was the Commissioner of the British East Africa Protectorate from 1909 to 1912. His involvement in the controversial move of the Maasai led to a dispute with the Colonial Secretary, who accepted his resignation in 1912. <mask> was offered a position as the managing director of the Eslwick Works of the armaments and shipbuilding concern.Kitchener asked <mask> for advice on the production of bombs and supported his appointment as Director General of the Ministry of Munitions. <mask> returned to work at Armstrongs six weeks after he couldn't work under a politician. <mask> died in London. He is buried in a cemetery. The only child of Sir Richard Solomon was married to him in 1903. <mask> is the father of <mask>, the writer and architectural historian. Legacy Mount Girouard is located in the Bow River Valley south of Lake Minnewanka.He was named in 1904. The latitude is 51; the longitude is 115. The Royal Military College of Canada named a building after Girouard in 1977. The Royal Military College of Canada, where <mask> was educated, had a plaque erected in 1985 by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada in a breezeway between the Girouard and Sawyer Buildings. He was charged in 1896 with the construction of the Wadi Halfa - Khartoum Railway and later director of railways in South Africa and high commissioner in Northern Nigeria. The director general of munitions supply in the British government, as well as the Governor of Northern Nigeria, wrote several books about railways. The Irish historian used <mask>'s career as an example of French-Canadian loyalism to the British Empire in the Victorian and Edwardian eras, using him together with other men."Swords and Covenants" Rowman And Littlefield, London was edited by Dr. Adrian Preston and Peter Dennis. Croom Helm. 1976. "To Serve Canada: A History of the Royal Military College of Canada" was published in 1997. "Canada's RMC - A History of Royal Military College" Second Edition was published in 1982. The effect of imperial and military influences on a Canadian community was written in 1968. "As You Were!" was written by R. Guy C. Smith.Ex-Cadets remember. In 2 volumes. Volume I was published in 1876–1918. The second volume was 1919–1984. RMC. Kingston is in Ontario. The R.M.C. is a museum.The Club of Canada is located in Canada. "Canada in Africa: Sir <mask>, Neglected Colonial Governor" was written by A.H.M. Kirk-Greene. "The Crown, Empire Loyalism, and Assimilation of Non-British White Subjects in the British World: An Argument against 'Ethnic Determinism'" is a page from The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History.

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texts: During the American Revolutionary, French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, <mask>'Kinley was a Royal Navy officer. He joined the navy in 1773 but didn't go to sea until 1777. M'Kinley was a prisoner of war until his exchange in January of 1782, after the vessel he was serving on was captured. The Battle of Fort Royal and the Battle of the Capes were fought in 1781. In January 1782, he was rated lieutenant and in April he took part in the Battle of the Saintes. When the war with France resumed in 1793, M'Kinley was sent to the Mediterranean, where he took part in operations against Corsica. In March 1795, M'Kinley was given command of the 14-gun cutter Liberty.He joined Sir Sidney Smith for an attack on a French squadron in the English Channel and was mentioned in dispatches for his efforts. M'Kinley was promoted to Master and Commander of the 14-gun brig-sloop on May 16, 1798. While serving in the Baltic in the 19th century, M'Kinley's Otter was attached to Lord Nelson's squadron and had a small role in the Battle of Copenhagen. On 20 October, M'Kinley became Post-Captain and set sail for the West Indies in his new command. He was in American waters until July 1802, when he returned home. M'Kinley was appointed to a guardship after the peace of Amiens. He had to be excused from his duties for several weeks after he was blinded in an explosion during a gun drill.When French troops threatened the capital, M'Kinley rescued British merchant vessels from the Tagus. M'Kinley commanded a small squadron off Galicia in the early 20th century and aided in the recapture of Santiago de Compostela. M'Kinley was cleared of blame by a court martial after his ship was wrecked off the coast of Malta. After a single trip to the South Atlantic, M'Kinley remained in home waters until the end of his sea service. He became Vice Admiral of the White in 1841 and died in 1852. <mask>'Kinley was born in 1766. During the American Revolutionary War, his father, a lieutenant, and his brothers, both Royal Navy officers, died.On August 5, 1773, M'Kinley was entered on the books of the ship of John Leveson Gower. He was quickly rated able seaman and midshipman after joining the 18-gun sloop. He was a prisoner of war until he was exchanged for her at the beginning of the 1779. The Battle of Fort Royal and the Battle of the Capes were fought by M'Kinley after he returned to the West Indies. The flag she was flying at the time came to the attention of Rear-Admiral Samuel Hood. Due to the vessel's capture, M'Kinley was unable to take up the position of lieutenant of the sloop. He was at the Battle of the Saintes at the beginning of April.On 19 April, Hood's fleet captured the French ships and regained control of the sloop. In July 1783, M'Kinley sailed for home aboard Aimable after being transferred to the 24 gun by Captain Alexander Hood. After the war, M'Kinley remained in active service, first on the New Foundland Station in the 14-gun sloop, and then on the guardship at Portsmouth. M'Kinley was involved in the suppression of smuggling along the English coast. After taking off after a smuggler in the sloop's jolly boat, he was caught in a violent storm and went missing for 30 hours. M'Kinley and Gower were together for the first time in 1789. M'Kinley was the first lieutenant.In February 1793 Britain joined the First Coalition in the French Revolutionary War and in September Alcide took part in operations preceding the Invasion of Corsica. M'Kinley joined under Captain William Young. The tower at Mortella Point was attacked on February 8, 1794, as part of the siege of Saint-Florent. In March 1795, M'Kinley received his first command, the 14-gun cutter, in the waters around the Channel Islands. M'Kinley offered the services of Liberty and her crew for an attack on a French squadron that had been chased into the port of Herqui, near Cap Fréhel. Smith's ship, Liberty, entered the narrow entrance of the harbour at 12:00 on 18 March. A party of marines and seamen were put on the shore to silence one of the gun batteries as the British vessels engaged the French Corvette, four brigs, two sloops and a lugger.Liberty was able to maintain a close action with the 16-gun corvette. The British withdrew after all the enemy's ships were ablaze. "Gallant and judicious manner" was how M'Kinley was mentioned in dispatches. M'Kinley took part in the invasion of Holland in 1798 after being promoted to Master and Commander of the 14-gun brig-sloop. Although she did not take part in the Vlieter incident, she was present at the surrender of the Dutch squadron. He commanded a group of marines to hold the town of Enkhuizen until they were evacuated. Lord Nelson's squadron was part of a light division that was attached to M'Kinley's Otter.The previous captain, Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson, lost a leg in the battle and was placed in temporary command by M'Kinley. M'Kinley had just finished refitting the ship when he was appointed another, and he returned to England. On the same day that M'Kinley was confirmed as Post-Captain, he sailed for the West Indies. He took up his new position on arrival. The Treaty of Amiens was signed by Britain in March 1802 and M'Kinley was transferred to Nova Scotia on July 23, 1802. On July 11, 1803, M'Kinley was appointed to a guardship at Leith. During a gun drill, M'Kinley was blinded by a powder horn.He came back to work after Roebuck took up her new position. M'Kinley took command of the Dutch coast on January 23, 1806. He moved on 20 May. Lively was tasked with the removal of British merchant vessels from the river Tagus when Lisbon was under threat from the French. M'Kinley supported local guerrilla groups when he was in charge of a small squadron. The surrender of French forces at Vigo on March 27th resulted in the recapture of Santiago de Compostela on July 3rd. M'Kinley and his crew worked for 8 weeks to try to save Lively after she was wrecked off Malta.M'Kinley was acquitted of blame by a court martial. M'Kinley took over the position of flag captain from Sir Charles Cotton. Cotton was given command of the Channel Fleet after the retirement of Lord Gambier. After cruising off the mouth of the Scheldt, M'Kinley was appointed to the position on May 5, 1812. He saw out the rest of the war in the Channel. M'Kinley spent 33 years at sea, twenty-two of which were in command. On January 16, 1818, M'Kinley took up a position at the Royal Greenwich Hospital.He was rewarded for his services with a special pay increase in 1828, after he was nominated and rewarded for his services with the Royal Naval Asylum. On 13 October 1830, M'Kinley was promoted to Rear-Admiral of the Blue and on 23 November 1841, he was promoted to Vice Admiral of the White. He died in Alverstoke. Royal Navy personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars and the American Revolutionary War were court-martialed.

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texts: A Chinese artist named <mask> is based in Beijing and Wuhan. He majored in sculpture at the Hubei Academy of Fine Arts in China and mastered an array of traditional styles and techniques. He graduated in 1994. The Na Zha Baby Boutique exhibition at Chambers Fine Art in New York was his first solo exhibition in the United States. He is dressed in flaming pants and has fireball feet. The star of a cartoon TV show is associated with lottery, gambling, and the high life. Na Zha is depicted in <mask>'s exhibition as the new face of Mothercare.He has three heads, nine eyes and eight arms, with blue clouds coming from his mouth, flamed wheels under his feet, and all kinds of powerful weapons in his hands. He should shout for the clouds to turn into rain. He kills himself to save his father, fights the dragon king, and overturns the universe. Chambers Fine Art described the work as a "dialogue, at once menacing and ironic, between the forms of mythic Chinese culture and modern day globalization". He used corporate logos as martial arts weapons in his Secret Book of Cool Weapons. The work of <mask> has been shown in many international exhibitions, including at the Duolun Museum of Modern Art in China. Too Much Flavour is at Chambers Fine Art in New York.The main material of artistic style shi is shir steel His artwork has a shiny, polished, and cold look. <mask> is known for his weaponry. The exhibition Secret Book of Cool Weapons transformed common corporate logos into ancient weaponry. <mask> is not interested in modern-day machinery. There are a lot of details and additions on his pieces. <mask> adds his own experience and direction to his artwork, giving it a sense of rebellion and contradiction to humanity and morals.His work is different from the typical art of contemporary China. The mechanical form depicted in <mask>'s artwork is a metaphor for real life experience and <mask> moved out of the explorative stage of form and language. While <mask>'s work is not intended to give off a message, he observes social norms and customs with a neutral perspective and then creates a twisted analysis of it. <mask> believes that every thing has many surfaces and directions from which to view it. His artistic materials include steel and charcoal. <mask> likes exploring artificial, natural, and unnamed physical forces. The radical socio-cultural transformation in China, Foucault's madness and civilization, and the birth of his first daughter influenced <mask>'s life.The artist was interested in ideas of transformation and control. Modern day globalization and mythic Chinese culture are part of <mask>'s work. Penetrate was shown at the Today Art Museum in Beijing. Karen Smith was the art critic for Penetrate. <mask> used many different materials in his pieces. The giant scale and number of pieces shown in the exhibition as well as the amount of discard involved in the process of replacing new with old and the impact on the environment was supposed to portray the excesses of modern China. The exhibition was large.<mask> made his own artwork out of discarded materials. He bound wooden beams from traditional architectural structures with old tree trunks, pipes, tubes, and steel joists. The message of this piece was to be more aware of the harm we cause on a daily basis when we recklessly pursue our interests and desires without taking our impact on the environment into consideration. Works <mask> has been known to break away from his steel structures. 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The exhibition was to critique disposable consumer goods.<mask>'s Tree Motorcycles were made with a tree for the frame and working motorcycle parts on the inside. <mask>song said in an interview that he dreamt that a trunk with a big light was on the road. <mask> wanted to know what a big tree with a speed of more than 100 km per hour looked like. One of the first groups to participate in the exhibition was <mask>. He created a logo for his motorcycles that looked like Harley Davidson's. The words "halong-kellong" and "tuolaji" were used in the logo. The motorcycles, carved with symbols of the dragon and the phoenix, were supposed to be driven around the museum by a muscular man dressed as Arnold Schwarzenegger.The exhibition History includes: Chinese Whispers, Kunstmuseum Bern, Bern, Switzerland, Penetrate, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China, and Take Off The Armor's Mountain, Space Station Beijing, China.

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texts: <mask>. was an American mechanical and chemical engineer. He was involved in the development of leaded gasoline and some of the first chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which were later banned from common use due to concerns about their impact on human. Over the course of his career, he was granted more than 100 patents. He was called a "one-man environmental disaster" by the New Scientist. <mask> was born to a family with a history of invention. His father was an inventor in the field of automobile tires. His paternal grandfather was the inventor of the "inserted tooth saw".His mother was named Hattie <mask>. He graduated from Cornell University with a degree in mechanical engineering. <mask> married Carrie M. Reynolds on August 3, 1911. <mask> began working at General GM in 1916 as a career leaded gasoline. In December 1921, while working under the direction of Charles Kettering at Dayton Research Laboratories, <mask> discovered that the addition of TEL to gasoline prevented "knocking" in internal combustion engines. All mention of lead in reports and advertising was avoided by the company. The TEL Additive was promoted by oil companies and automobile manufacturers as an inexpensive alternative to corn-based fuels, on which they could make very little profit.The American Chemical Society awarded <mask> the 1923 Nichols medal for the use of anti-knock compounds in motor fuels. He earned several major awards during his career. In 1923, <mask> took a long vacation in Florida to cure himself of lead poisoning. It is necessary for him to stop all work and get a large supply of fresh air because his lungs have been affected. The General GM Chemical Company was created in 1923 to supervise the production of TEL. The president and vice president were elected. After two deaths and several cases of lead poisoning at the TEL prototype plant in Dayton, Ohio, the staff at Dayton was said in 1924 to be "depressed to the point of considering giving up the whole tetraethyl lead program".Over the course of a year, eight more people died at the plant. General Motors and the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey created the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation in 1924 because they were dissatisfied with the speed of TEL production. A new chemical plant was built at the Bayway Refinery in New Jersey. In the first two months of the new plant's operation, there were more cases of lead poisoning, hallucinations, insanity, and five deaths. On October 30, 1924, <mask> participated in a press conference to demonstrate the apparent safety of TEL, in which he poured TEL over his hands, placed a bottle of the chemical under his nose, and breathed in the fumes for 60 seconds. The State of New Jersey ordered the Bayway plant to be closed a few days later, and Jersey Standard was forbidden to make TEL again. After being diagnosed with lead poisoning, <mask> had to take a leave of absence from work.He remained an employee of GM despite being relieved of his position as vice president of the GMCC. In the late 1920s, air conditioning and refrigeration systems used compounds such as ammonia, chloromethane, propane, and sulfur dioxide. These were not effective. The leading manufacturer of such systems sought a non-toxic, non-flammable alternative to these refrigerants. The team that was assembled by Kettering included <mask> and Albert Leon Henne. The team narrowed their focus to alkyl halides, which were known to be highly volatile and also chemically inert. They came up with the idea of incorporating fluorine into a hydrocarbons.They believed that the stability of the carbon–fluorine bond would prevent the release of hydrogen fluoride or other potential breakdown products. The first chlorofluorocarbon was named "Freon" by the team. The compound is called "Freon12" or "R12". Other refrigerants were largely replaced by freon and other chlorofluorocarbons, and later by propellants in aerosol spray cans and asthma inhalers. The Perkin medal was given to <mask> by the Society of Chemical Industry. The American Chemical Society gave <mask> its highest award in 1941. This was followed by another award in 1942.He was elected to the United States National Academy of Sciences. He was elected president and chairman of the American Chemical Society in 1944. At the age of 51, <mask> contracted a disease that left him severely disabled. He had a system of pulleys and ropes that he used to get out of bed. He died of strangulation after becoming entangled in the device. The environmental impact of leaded gasoline and Freon has scarred <mask>'s legacy. According to an environmental historian, <mask> had more impact on the atmosphere than any other single organisms in Earth's history.Large quantities of lead were released into the atmosphere by the use of leaded gasoline. Increased levels of violence and criminality in cities have been linked with high atmospheric lead levels. Time magazine has a list of the 50 Worst Inventions. The ozone-depleting effects of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the atmosphere became known after <mask>'s death. The Montreal Protocol phased out the use of chlorofluorocarbons. The deaths of people from Pennsylvania and New York were accidental.

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texts: Sir <mask> was an administrator in British India and an author. He was the Chief-Commissioner of the Central Provinces and Berar from 1898 to 1899. <mask>, the oldest son of Denzil <mask>, who was a civil engineer on the Manchester,Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway, was born in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire on 30 August 1847. The family moved to Australia after his father became a priest in the city of St John's Church. St John's College, Cambridge and St Peter's College were where Ibbetson was educated. Ibbetson was ranked as a senior optime when he obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics. He was third in the competitive examination for the Indian Civil Service.<mask> arrived in the Punjab Province of India on December 8, 1870, having married Louisa Clarissa Coulden earlier in the year. According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, he was part of a new group of people who were intellectually superior to the earlier generation of Punjabi military political officials. He had a number of administrative offices. He was the Chief-Commissioner of the Central Provinces and Berar from 1898 to 1900, but had to return to England due to poor health. He was appointed to the Council of the Governor-General of India in 1901. When Sir Charles Montgomery Rivaz retired in 1907, he took over the position of Lieutenant-Governor of Punjab. <mask> retired from India on January 21, 1908 due to ill health that necessitated another period in England.He died at his home on York Street in London. He died at Golders Green and was buried by his wife. In 1865, 1872 and 1884 the censuses of India tried to classify people according to the Brahminic ritual ranking system of varna but this proved not to reflect the realities of social relationships. From an administrative point of view, the Brahmanic system had no practical purpose. There was a desire to use ethnography and other means in order to further the British influence in India. <mask> wrote in his Report on the 1872 census that he had seen the flaws of the 1872 census. The administration in Punjab Province decided to adopt categorisation by occupation regardless of the approach taken elsewhere.John Collinson Nesfield's Brief view of the caste system of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh, published in 1885, was influential in bringing about a change in categorisation method throughout the country. The 1891 census adopted classification by occupation rather than the Brahmanic system, which Ibbetson argued against. He argued that the belief in caste as a purely Hindu construct was incorrect, that people who had converted from Hinduism to Islam remained affected by the system, and that it should be viewed more as a social mechanism. He believed that the varna categories of Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra were not reflected in reality. He pointed out that there were Brahmins who were viewed as being outcastes even by the lowest ritual rank, the Shudra, and that the latter term was used as a form of abuse rather than in any categorical sense. He argued that the contemporary belief that caste and the ritual ranks associated with it were inherited had no basis in fact, that different generations could have different identities and that the ancient basis of castes probably lay in shared origins of a tribal nature. The ideas of <mask> and Nesfield lost favor in the British Raj despite their influence on the 1891 census processes.The anecdotal evidence of a racial basis for caste, which could be traced back to the late-18th century speculations of William Jones, gave rise to a form of scientific racism. <mask>'s "classification of castes, however logical and useful it might have proven, lacked a'scientific' basis, as well as completely neglecting the problem of status." <mask>'s theories have been supported by a number of historians and anthropologists working in the classical British tradition of structural-functionalism. A Glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and North-West Frontier Province is one of his written works. The chapter on "The races, castes, and tribes of the people" was included in the report on the census of the Panjab. There was a posthumous re-enactment of a section of his report on the census of the Punjab. The Knights Commander of the Order of the Star of India Administrators in British India Governors of Punjab (British India) were educated at St Peter's College.

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texts: A Japanese voice actress and singer is affiliated with Office Anemone. She has roles in Mobile Suit Gundam Seed, Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny, Chi in Chobits, Hikari Kujou/Shiny Luminous in Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart, Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke in Strike Witches and Sui. She provided the voice of Neptune in the Hyperdimension Neptunia franchise, Morrigan Aensland in Ultimate Marvel vs. 3 and Sesshoin Kiara in Fate/Extra and Fate/Grand Order. She was a member of the book club when she was in elementary school. In the morning before the homeroom teacher came to the classroom, she would give picture story shows to the younger students. When the students saw her picture-story show, they were delighted and one of the activities of the book committee was to hold a picture-story show competition. She wanted to become a voice actress after listening to the drama CD CD Theater Dragon Quest, which was illustrated by Inomata at a bookstore.She was a member of the Manga Research Club and participated in the Manga Nationals, where she appealed to a judge from her hometown that she wanted to be a voice actor. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She wanted to become a nursery teacher as she was fond of reading and taking care of children. She was torn between becoming a nursery teacher or a voice actor, but she chose the latter because she wanted to bring her voice to children in a larger world. At the vocal auditioning held by MediaWorks andScitron Digital Contents, <mask> won the grand prize. She made her debut in the entertainment industry when she sang the opening theme song for the Yky Genskyoku 2nd album. Her debut as a singer was earlier than her debut as a voice actor.She played a minor role in the movie Rurouni Kenshin: The Motion Picture. In 1999, she made her voice acting debut as an agency voice actress, playing the role of Mitsuki Sanada in dual! There is a parallel Trouble Adventure. Her first starring role was in Hataraki Man. After many years in the Dramatic Department, she moved to Retreat on April 1, 2008, and to Office Anemone on March 1, 2019. In addition to voice acting, she is also active in music, singing character songs for some works, and sometimes releasing singles under her own name. She will be working as a Youtuber under the show name "Rie <mask> TV."Her favorite phrase is "never get discouraged, never run away, never give up," and she has been increasing her followers on the social networking site since around 2010. A man with a knife intruded on a Neptunia promotion where <mask> was present. I'm the victim! In the hustle, <mask> fell and bruised her knee, and after the incident, she took a break from social media. On June 17, 2012 she announced that she had married an actor. "Cafe de Rie" was dissolved a year later. In The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., she co-starred with Yamadera as Kusuo's maternal parents.Tokusatsu Drama CDs Dubbing Discography Songs Azumanga Daioh Oishii Kimitachi is an image song. "DUAL!" is the title of the Parallel Trouble Adventure. L'oiseau du Bonheur is a vocal version of Ciel's 'Labo'. There are two character songs: Epu Romanesque (Maria character song) and Kakurenbo (2nd character song) Kanpeki. The song of the Hanaukyo Maid team Hanaukyo Maid Tai was performed by Hyperdimension Neptunia Lady Cool. The singles Raison d'tre were released on May 22, 2002. Raison d'tre Hitomi no Tunnel Raison d'tre was released in 2002.The August 10, 2009, release of Ningyo Hime (without Rie) is unknown. The piano version of Yasashii Jikan no Naka de was released in 2001. Boku wa kimi ga suki Have You Never Been Mellow KISS, like a favorite song of mine. October 20, 2010, Geneon Universal. Do you allow it to be dilemma in or out? The mini albums Chara de Rie were released by Victor Entertainment. The album made it to the top.34 stayed on the weekly Oricon chart for 4 weeks. Let Me Be With You is a song by Katakoto no Koi. Japanese women pop singers Japanese video game actresses Japanese voice actresses Living people Voice actresses from Sapporo

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texts: <mask> is a Japanese kickboxer. He made his K-1 debut at the K-1 World MAX 2007 Japan Tournament as the youngest contestant at the age of 15. He lost to Naoki in a split decision on February 25, 2012 in Tokyo. He stopped Chonden Chuwattana with a low kick just thirty seconds into the second round. He beat Keiji Ozaki by majority decision in a non-tournament bout at the Krush Grand Prix in Tokyo. <mask> had a rubber match with Masaaki Noiri in the Road to Glory Japan -65 kilogram slam. He lost the fight due to a deduction for low blows.He lost to Noman in a split decision at Krush.29 in Tokyo. He beat Sit-Itisukato by a decision at MAX Muay Thai 4. He knocked out his opponent with a kick in the second round at MAX Muay Thai 5: The Final Chapter. The title was Krush 39, Super lightweight Championship Tournament Final, and it was held in Tokyo, Japan.

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texts: Charissa Saverio, better known as <mask>, is a British drum and bass, house and progressive electronic music producer. Her work is more successful in traditional electronic music than in the jungle style. <mask> owns and runs two record labels. She is a producer, model and actress. Charissa Saverio, also known as <mask>, has been the queen of the hardcore and drum and bass turntables for the last eight years. The hardcore, jungle and drum'n'bass scenes have shaped the last ten years of her and countless other lives. <mask> is one of the few, and only female, pioneers of drum and bass and is also a label owner, producer, recording artist and world- renowned DJ.The first ten years of her career are celebrated this year with the re launch of her imprint Proper Talent and the release of the mix compilation 'Propa Classics - Vol 1'. Her reputation as the 'first lady of jungle' was forged by thirteen of the best and rarest dance-floor songs on the album. <mask> was born to an Italian father and an Irish-Malaysian mother in Singapore and spent her childhood traveling the world. She lived in the palatial surroundings of Raffles when she was a child. She loved playing piano and horse-riding as a child. She spent the rest of her time in the stables dreaming of being a pianist. When she moved to England with her family, she discovered pop music for the first time and went backpacking through Greece, Turkey and Europe.She joined a legal firm as a secretary before training to be a solicitor. For the first time in years, her life seemed to be following a normal course. Charissa became DJ <mask> because of this bliss. She jacked in her job, kicked out her boyfriend and discovered raves. <mask> was drawn to the turntables after seeing Dem 2 spin at a party. She remembers watching Dean rock the crowd. The power he had over the crowd was awesome.Charissa put together her debut single with producer Jeff B entitled "Ambience: The Adored" in 1990. A guerilla campaign at pirate radio and the support of legendary DJ Paul Oakenfold in Ibiza helped the record break the national chart in the UK with sales exceeding 40,000 copies. Two more singles followed in the form of 'Coda Coma' as Raw Bass and 'Divine Rhythm' for Jumpin and Pumpin. Her urge to DJ began to take shape around the same time. Cool Hand Flex gave Charissa her first lessons and an 'in' at the station. She graduated from her own show at Rave to a regular slot at Fantasy after being helped through the door by DJ Hype. She says she fell in love with DJ'ing on the daily afternoon show for Fantasy.As she built a reputation as the queen of the turntables, production took a back seat and the gig became increasingly high profile. Charissa got back into the producers chair in 1993 after hooking up with one of the notorious freestylers. The singles 'Spiritual Aura', 'Vertigo' and 'Jeopardy' were produced by Engineers Without Fears. The charge in the Artcore movement was led by all who racked up impressive sales. The success of those early releases led to Charissa's decision to produce, engineer and release her own material. Following the release of 'Spiritual Aura,' Charissa approached Vinyl Distribution for a loan to establish her own label. The 25,000 selling 'Digable Bass' was the initial product of Proper Talent, followed by over twenty singles in the next five years.It was born out of love and desire to express myself musically. I wanted to have the power to put great tunes out there and to work with a lot of different artists like Buju Banton, Top Cat, Outlaw Candy and MC Hooligan. As Proper Talent's reputation grew, an outing for the respected 'Journeys By DJ' series and the release of her 'Intelligence' album secured her status as one to watch. 'Intelligence' was one of the first long players to be released by a drum & bass artist and saw <mask> set the jungle roughage, which characterized much of the music of the time, adrift amongst the downtempo breakbeat that had initially drawn her into the dance movement. The breadth of this project paved the way for a major deal and, after some speculation, Charissa signed with Sony's Higher Ground imprint in 1997. I was given the power to do something that would fulfill my creative impulses. I'd fallen in love with making music in the past couple of years and working on that album was pure joy.I was in a studio making what I wanted. 'Learning Curve', her self-penned and produced debut for Sony, was released to widespread critical acclaim in 1998 and fused pop sensibilities with an underground production ethic. Proper Talent took a back seat while she focused on developing as a songwriter and mainstream artist because <mask>'s creative energies were taken over by touring, publicity and DJ schedules to promote 'Learning Curve'. There were times when I didn't like the sound of drums or bass. Before it had been all about the music and the label had seen solid sales, there was a period where the scene seemed more oriented towards technology and I wasn't feeling any heart or soul in the new records I was hearing. Jamie Majik and Roni have re-injected the vibrancy and soul that first touched me, and have moved away from that constant 'bang-bang' sound. The people coming back with something different inspired me to make music which I felt was missing from the scene.I don't like the music but I'm going to do my part to make it better. My relationship with drum & bass has always been the same as it was when I was a child; there are occasional bad periods, but something will always bring you back together and make the friendship even stronger. I'd started going to clubs again over the last couple of years and it reinforced my belief that drum & bass was still at the very cutting edge and remains one of the most exciting styles of music out there. The 'Brave New World' album was released in 1999. Proper Talent will re-launch in 2001 with the release of 'Propa Classics' and a world tour to promote the launch. Rap's mix of 'I'm So In Love With You' is one of the twelve tracks on the album. "After the release of the Classics the intention is to open up the label again with a series of vinyl singles, each with a breakbeat track on one side and a drum & bass track on the other."I'm trying to retain the flavor of my more musical and vocal stuff and also capture that original soul while keeping it contemporary. <mask> is in the process of writing and producing a new album for Sony. She says that her biggest dream was to be on a Raindance flyer. I found myself looking for other things to motivate me after I achieved that. If someone had asked me ten years ago if DJing with drums and bass would open the doors for me, I wouldn't have believed them. Although I enjoy touring and singing with the band, the best part of what I do is when I get up there and play great records - I'm a DJ at heart - I just want to get the crowd moving. Learning Curve, Synthesis, and Journeys Through the Land of Drum N Bass are Discography albums.

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texts: <mask> is an Indian politician and former Chief Minister of Mizoram. He has held the position of Chief Minister for five terms: 1984 to 1986, 1989 to 1993, 1993 to 1998, 2008 to 2013). He was the President of the Congress Committee in the state. His electoral constituencies were Serchhip and Hrangturzo from where he was able to get elected to the Legislative Assembly nine times. <mask> is the son of Sailo and Chawngthu. He graduated from high school in 1958. He passed his intermediate examination in 1961.He studied at Aijal College, which was affiliated to Gauhati University. He graduated in 1964. <mask> started his career as a recorder in the office of Inspector of Schools under the Government of Assam. He joined the bank as an assistant. He joined the underground Mizo National Front as Foreign Secretary in 1966. He was imprisoned at Silchar jail. He joined the Indian National Congress after his release.He was appointed the Chief of the Aizawl District Congress Committee. He won the presidency of the MPCC in every election till date, after he was elected President in 1973. In 1978 and 1979 he was elected as a Legislator. The Congress party swept the Union Territory in 1984 and <mask> became the Chief Minister. He stepped down from his office in 1986 to make way for <mask>, the leader of the MNF, to become the Chief Minister. He was designated as the deputy chief minister as part of the negotiation and settlement of the accord. It was declared a full state of India.He became the Chief Minister in 1988 after <mask> was deposed through defections. He was re-elected in the 1989 and 1993 elections. He lost the election. He reclaimed in the 2003 elections. The ruling Congress party won 34 seats in the 40-member legislative assembly, two more than in the 2008 election, thanks to Thanhawla. The Mizo National Front won five seats, while the Mizoram People's Conference won one seat. He lost the election for the second time.<mask> told The Indian Express that politics is in his blood and that he can never shrug it off. I think it's time to make way for someone younger. I'm now a grand old man. On December 4th, the president of the organization accepted his resignation. <mask> was appointed as the new President of the MPCC by Gandhi the next day. <mask> is involved in voluntary services. He is the founder President of the football association, the founder President of the hockey association, the founder Secretary of the Boxing Association, the founder President of the Aijal Amateur Athletic Club, and the founder President of the North East Olympic Commission.In 2009, Lalthanhawla Higher Secondary School received the Mother Teresa Lifetime Achievement Award, which was given by the Evangelical Fellowship of India. The sport complex at Pitarte Tlang, Republic Vengthlang, Aizawl was inaugurated in 2012 as the Hawla Indoor Stadium. "Lal Thanhawla Auditorium" is a public hall at Treasury Square in Aizawl. The Doctor of Divinity is by the college. The Income Tax Department investigated a case of tax evasion by the Baid group, which operated a travel agency. There is a company in northeast India. They found a link between swindling government funds and <mask>, the Chief Minister, and the Union Minister.Two social workers filed a public interest litigation to the Supreme Court of India based on this evidence. The case file accused Thanhawla and Baid of corruption related to disproportionate income and assets. The investigation was carried out by the anti-corruption wing of the police. The court ordered for an arrest after the chargesheet was submitted by the first battalion of the Mizoram armed police. In December, Thanhawla obtained anticipatory bail and was able to avoid jail. Baid and Sharma were in jail for a day. There was evidence of corruption in the first trial.The Gauhati High Court and the Supreme Court dismissed the petitions submitted by Jodhraj Baid. Thanhawla was charged again in September. Thanhawla's case was dissolved by the special judge of the District and Sessions Court on February 26, 2010 because there was no clear evidence of money-laundering. <mask> failed to declare his property when he filed for the Legislative Assembly from Serchhip and Champhai South. <mask> Chhangte, the deputy controller of mines at the Indian Bureau of Mines in Kolkata, re-examined Thanhawla's nomination papers as his Chief Minister term was coming to an end. Thanhawla was constructing a building on that land. The Chief Judicial Magistrate of Serchhip Disctrict received the corruption charges against Thanhawla on January 17th.The election papers had an inconsistent date of birth declared by Thanhawla. Thanhawla made excuses and did not appear before the court in the first two summons. The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of the Mizoram Police received a case from Chhangte. Permission for investigation was not given by the vigilance department. The Chief Judicial Magistrate <mask> Zote acquitted Thanhawla of the age issue because the period of verification for election had expired. He claimed that the land was given to him by the Bengal government as a gift when the New Town was expanded in 2011. Several court summons were evaded by him.The case was dismissed on account of lack of evidence of mens rea after he appeared before the court in October of 2019. He was declared the legal owner of the land by the court. There are External links to biodata of <mask>la <mask>la Profile from E-Mizoram Indian National Congress politicians.

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texts: Sir <mask> was a British lawyer, politician and legal reformer. He rose to public office and a prominent position in Parliament because of his background in the commercial world. He turned to amelioration of the British criminal law after an interest in radical politics. Margaret Garnault was the daughter of Aimé Garnault, a jeweller, and was born in Frith Street, Soho, London. He was not very educated. The opportunity to enter his business fell away when Sir <mask> died in 1768 and his brother Sir Thomas died in 1769. He worked in his father's shop.He was a good classical scholar. 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He was called to the bar in 1783 and spent most of his time with chancery practice. He was made a King's Counsel in 1800 because of his practice at the chancery bar. He was appointed chancellor of the county in 1805. In the legal vacation of 1781, <mask> made a tour in France and Switzerland. John Roget is his brother-in-law.The young Peter Mark Roget was brought out to be with his parents after Roget died. Pierre tienne Louis Dumont was also in Geneva. Staying for a period with David Chauvet, one of the progressive group of local politicians, was one of the things <mask> met. Madame Gautier was a friend from the Paris leg of this visit. Madeleine Catherine Boy de La Tour was the mother of Rousseau. She was the wife of Jean-Antoine Gautier, who moved to Paris. The Delessert home is in Passy.After being called to the bar, <mask> made a second tour. He was accompanied in France by John Baynes, who introduced him to Benjamin Franklin. He met the Raynal in Lausanne. The failed Revolution of 1782 happened in the meantime. Franois d'Ivernois introduced <mask> to Honoré Mirabeau in 1784, according to Halevy. The group of the revolution's leaders who were exiles in London were formed by D'Ivernois and Dumont. Mirabeau was with him for a long time.William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne and Prime Minister, invited <mask> to Bowood House in 1784–5. He heard of <mask>'s name and was interested in the pamphlet A Fragment on the Constitutional Power and Duty of Juries upon Trials for Liberalists. In the Bowood circle, Jeremy Bentham had a lot to do with Benjamin Vaughan, another friend. The course of the French Revolution was studied in Paris, as well as the dungeon at Vincennes where Mirabeau had been confined. Mirabeau applied for an account of the procedure used in the House of Commons of Great Britain when he became a political leader. He was less optimistic about the politics of the Revolution in France. The Whig party recognized <mask>'s abilities.He was offered the parliamentary seat of, but he turned it down. He attended the sedition trial of Thomas Muir in August of 1793 and defended the booksellers who had sold Tom Paine's works despite thinking he was lacking in arguments. French revolutionary politics were found to be "barbarism" by the end of 1793. He told Madame Gautier that he had changed his views because of public events. The radical John Binns was acquitted in August 1797. During the Peace of Amiens, she was in Paris. The Legislative Assembly met at the Palais Bourbon.On the accession of the Ministry of All the Talents to office, <mask> was offered the post of Solicitor General, although he had never sat in the House of Commons. He was knighted and elected to parliament. He remained in the House of Commons despite being out of office. His reform efforts made him famous. He was re-elected at the head of the poll. He didn't have much time to live. The slave trade was opposed by abolitionist <mask>.He had read Histoire des Deux Indes before his meeting with the Raynal. He supported the abolition campaign of William Wilberforce. During the debate on the Slave Trade Bill, Romilly said that his leadership had "preserved so many millions of his fellow creatures." In the House of Commons, it is very rare for a Member of Parliament to be greeted with a standing ovation as he concludes his speech. He sat with his head in his hands and cried. Classical criminology was used to reform the criminal law. He was involved in the passage of legislative reforms for a dozen years.The attitudes to punishments of Martin Madan and William Paley were argued against by him. One effect of the French Revolution was to diminish the chances of Parliament passing the necessary legislation, as he stated in his memoirs. The opinion was starting to turn. The Elizabethan statute made it a capital offence to steal from the person. There were successful prosecutions of pickpockets. Charles Williams-Wynn saw <mask>'s background in equity law as inadequate. Three bills to repeal statutes were thrown out by the House of Lords.The statute of Elizabeth I making it a capital offence for a soldier or a mariner to beg without a pass from their commanding officer was repealed in March 1812. The approach was found to be "philosophical" by John William Ward. After failing to pass a law that would have abolished corruption of blood for all crimes, he tried again and succeeded, except for treason and murder. He abolished hanging, drawing and quartering in 1814. Prison reform was advocated by Romilly. Jeremy Bentham had proposed reform in the direction he wanted it to go. The case of the Dean of St Asaph was published by the Society for Constitutional Information.Observations on a Late Publication Intituled, Thoughts on Executive Justice, was a reply to Martin Madan's Thoughts on Executive Justice, advocating the increase of capital punishments. The Influence of the Late Revolution in France upon Great Britain was discussed. An Account of the late Revolution in France and Observations on the Laws, Manners, and Institutions of the English were written during the author's residence at Paris and Versailles in the years 1789 and 1790. There was a death on October 29th, 1818. After cutting his throat a few days later, he died in his house on Russell Square in London. Peter Mark Roget was his nephew. His last words were "My dear, I wish".His wife Ann was with him when he was buried at the parish church of St Michael and All Angels. Anne Garbett is the daughter of Francis Garbett of Knill Court. They met at Bowood House and Francis worked for Lord Shelburne. They had six sons and a daughter. She married a man. Hon. Thomas Francis Kennedy is the grandson of John Adam.William and John were the first Baron and 1st Baron, respectively. <mask> died on 12 Oct 1870. The daughter of a Swiss chemist was married to him. They had no children of their own. <mask> Morris. <mask> died on August 29, 1887.He married Lady Georgiana Elizabeth Russell, daughter of John Russell and Georgiana Gordon. There were six sons. Lieutenant-Col. <mask> died on 6 April 1887. Chambers' Book of days Attribution English barristers Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies people who committed suicide British anti–death penalty activists

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian voice and stage actress. She is best known for her roles in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Death Note, and Littlest Pet Shop. She plays Joy Pepper in the Superbook and the Chief in Pucca. She graduated from the University of British Columbia with a master's degree in opera and a bachelor's degree in voice acting. <mask> has performed in local theater productions. Joyce Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale, Delphine Barbie: Princess Charm School, Princess Isla Barbie & Her Sisters in A Pony Tale, Marie Barbie in A Christmas Carol, Ann, and Deandra Barbie: Video Game Hero. 1, Alison, Lin, Bu-Hu Dinosaur Train.The Troop, ShellieTrial & Error, FinleySupergirl, Sonic the Hedgehog, RoundhouseVoltron Force, LarminaWoke, and CindyYou are all included in the production.

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texts: One of the most important figures in the British Agricultural Revolution was <mask>. <mask> is notable for being the first to implement systematic selective breeding of livestock. Specific improvements in sheep, cattle and horses were the result of his advances. The second oldest son, <mask>, was born on May 23, 1725 at Dishley Grange. He traveled to Europe and Britain to learn about other farming methods. Prince Grigory Potyomkin was interested in his work. He supported his new breeding techniques with irrigation, flooding and fertilization.The Dishley Society was formed to promote and advance the interests of livestock breeders after he taught these practices to many farmers. After his death in October 1795, Thomas Coke, 1st Earl ofLeicester, used his methods to improve British livestock. The most influential of Bakewell's breeding programs was with sheep. He was able to quickly find large, fine-boned sheep with long, lustrous wool using native stock. The Lincoln Longwool was improved by Bakewell and used to develop the New (or Dishley)Leicester. It had a square, muscular body with straight top lines. Despite the fact that they fell out of favor as market preferences in meat and textiles changed, these sheep have contributed to many modern breeds.The bloodlines of the original NewLeicesters are still in existence today as the EnglishLeicester, which is primarily kept for wool production. He crossed long-horned heifers and a Westmoreland bull to create the Dishley Longhorn. Farm animals increased in size and quality as more and more farmers followed his lead. The average weight of a bull sold for slaughter was in the 1700s. The weight had more than doubled by 1786. The Dishley Longhorn was replaced with short-horn versions after his death. The Improved Black Cart horse was bred by <mask>.Artificial selection was an inspiration for Darwin's theory of natural selection. He cited <mask>'s work as demonstrating variation under domestication, in which methodical breeding during <mask>'s lifetime led to considerable modification of the forms and qualities of his cattle, and the unconscious production of two distinct strains when two flocks ofLeicester sheep were kept by Mr. The New Dishley Society was created to promote the memory of <mask>. His legacy in the breeding of improved farm livestock and better crop management has been appreciated by the society. It supports research into the revolutionary agricultural techniques of the 18th and 19th century and into the men who developed them. The use of breeding in-and-in may have contributed to the spread of prionic diseases in the region. The Farmer's Tour through the East of England was written by Arthur Young.There are tours in England and Wales. W. Redhead, R. Laing and W. Marshall observed the different breeds of sheep. The Annual Necrology for 1797-8 includes various articles of neglected biography, as well as the final few pages of the 1800 edition. RichardPhillips is in London. J. The history of the Dishley System can be described as Hunt, Agricultural memoirs. Bart., M.P. wrote an answer to Sir John Sebright.Observations on live stock: containing hints for choosing and improving the best breeds of the most useful kinds of domestic animals was written by Charles Darwin. The Prelude to Mendel is a Genetic Prehistory in Selective Breeding. "Good Breeding: British Livestock Portraits, 1780-1900" was published in 2001. Matthew Culley is the author of George Culley: Travel Journals and Letters.

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texts: The Director of the Joint Program in Cancer Biology is <mask>-Deiry, who is an American physician and cancer researcher. At Fox Chase Cancer Center, he was the deputy director of translational research. Career El-Deiry was a Professor of Medicine at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center. He was the interim cancer center director at Penn State University. He was an investigator in cell biology at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and a professor of medicine, genetics, and pharmacology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. At the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. El-Deiry was an Associate Director for Physician-Scientist training. He held an endowed chair at Penn State University.He holds a chair at Fox Chase Cancer Center. The keynote presentation at the 9th Annual MD/PhD Student Research Symposium was delivered by El-Deiry, who earned MD and PhD degrees from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine in 1987. There are accomplishments listed in an online CV. 13 of Research El-Deiry's papers have been cited over 6,000 times. His paper, "WAF1, a potential mediator of p53 tumor suppression", is one of the top 10 most-cited papers of the 1990s. El-Deiry found the binding site for the p53 tumor suppressor. The p53 binding site was shown to be touched by the p53 amino acid residues when they were crystallising the DNA-binding domain.The consensus binding site for p53 and the discovery of WAF1 were discovered by El-Deiry. p21(WAF1) was the first cell cycle blocker to be discovered, and was found independently by WadeHarper and Steve Elledge. The CDK inhibitors palbociclib, abemaciclib and ribociclib have been approved as cancer treatments. El-Deiry's group discovered a micro-RNA family. Dr. El-Deiry talked about the discovery of WAF1 in an interview. There is agility. Cancer research with Dr. <mask> El-Deiry.El-Deiry has over 83,000 citations and an H-index of 120. He received an award from the American Cancer Society. El-Deiry was an independent investigator at the University of Pennsylvania. His group was the first to combine gene silencing with bioluminescence in the body. A knockout mouse of death receptor 5 (DR5) was created by his group that shows reduced apoptosis in the body after exposure to radiation. Michael B. Kastan, Scott W. Lowe, Karen Vousden, and others have studied the mechanism by which cell death occurs after radiation or other damage. The role of the death pathway through p53 regulation was defined by El-Deiry.El-Deiry discovered a potent cancer therapeutic interaction between TRAIL and sorafenib. His group reported a TRAIL-inducing compound TIC10 as a novel cancer therapeutic and dual blocker of ERK and Akt. TIC10 could be used to treat brain cancer in mice. Glioblastoma has a high mortality rate and is difficult to treat. The clinic at Massachusetts General Hospital and New York University has some evidence of response in patients with glioblastoma. TIC10 was found to cause an integrated stress response. It blocks cancer stem cell genes and is active against cancer stem cells.There is a subtype of dopamine that ONC201 can bind to. TRAIL is active against a subset of triple negative breast cancer. Both Her2+ and TNBC. The discovery was described in a video interview by El-Deiry. Some differential activities have been described and demonstrated as compared to ONC206 and ONC212. Pancreatic cancer is one of the diseases ONC212 has activity in. Dr. El-Deiry was invited to speak about his research and the development of the Cancer Center at Brown University.El-Deiry was introduced and spoke at a Relay for Life event in Pennsylvania. The journal Cancer Biology and Therapy was founded in 2001 by El-Deiry. El-Deiry is a member of the faculty. He is a member of the editorial board of HemOnc Today. In 2005, El-Deiry became a member of the Interurban Clinical Club. He is a member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation, the Association of American Physicians, and the American College of Physicians. In June of 2015, El-Deiry wrote about the developments in liquid biopsy for the American Association for Cancer Research.In August of 2015, El-Deiry gave an interview to Yahoo Lifestyle about former President Carter. The Health News Reporter at Fox Chase in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania spoke with him about the diagnosis of Jimmy Carter. He spoke with US News and World Report about targeted cancer therapy. In June of 2016 El-Deiry commented for the Washington Post about the Cancer Moonshot spearheaded by then Vice President Joseph Biden. To be more inclusive, El-Deiry advocated broadening the criteria. El-Deiry is a medical oncologist who cares for patients with colorectal cancer. Patients with colorectal cancer had variability in their 5-fluorouracil levels.El-Deiry showed that patients with stage II/III and stage IV colorectal cancer have lower levels of toxicity. Patients with cancer have worse quality of life due to toxicity from Chemo. He and his group showed that tumors with p53 alterations are more resistant to 5-fluorouracil than tumors with no p53 alterations. Patients with DPD-deficiency have a predictable toxicity from 5-fluorouracil. El-Deiry suggests cutting back on inflammatory foods to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer. He supports the findings that tree nut consumption reduces the risk of colon cancer recurrence and improves survival. El-Deiry spoke to a Philadelphia CBS news station about the benefits of tree nut consumption.When possible to monitor colorectal cancer disease burden and progress after surgery or chemotherapy, he suggests the use of CEA as an inexpensive and useful blood-based marker. He gives his opinion on the use of maintenance Chemo in colorectal Cancer. The scientific founder of Oncoceutics is El-Deiry. El-Deiry is a husband and father to four children. An interview with Dr <mask> El-Deiry Living people University of Pennsylvania faculty American medical researchers Egyptian oncologists Howard Hughes Medical Investigators 1961.

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texts: <mask> is a retired New Zealand professional wrestler and trainer who competed for Steve Rickard's All Star-Pro Wrestling and for other promoter in New Zealand and Australia from the early 1960s until his retirement in 1992. One of the country's biggest stars during the 1970s, he is a three-time NWA New Zealand champion and a former NWA Australia champion. He and Don Kent won the WWC North American Tag Team Championship twice with the fourth incarnation of the Fabulous Kangaroos. Several wrestlers were trained out of a gym in Wellington, most notably, Jock Ruddock and Butch Miller. The Sheepherders are credited with being formed by Ashby and Miller. He was one of the founding members of Kiwi Pro Wrestling, one of the three major companies in New Zealand, and was inducted into the New Zealand Wrestling Hall of Fame. Fight Times Magazine ranked Ashby in a top ten list of New Zealand's greatest wrestlers.Brian Ashby began his career in Australia in the early 1960s. He competed under his real name in Australia and lost to Funk on two occasions. He lost the title to Larry O'Dea in May of 1965, after briefly holding the NWA Australian title. Like many New Zealand wrestlers of the period, Ashby became an established journeyman by the end of the decade and was very popular in Singapore and Malaysia. He was one of the earliest to wrestle in North America with fellow New Zealanders such as Pat O'Connor, Abe Jacobs, John da Silva, Steve Rickard and Robert Bruce. A rising star in Rickard's All Star-Pro Wrestling, he and Al Hobman trained several wrestlers at the famous Koolman's Gym in Wellington. The man who would go on to team with Miller as the Sheepherders was also brought into the business by Ashby.Early in Williams career, he went on several overseas tours with his first tag partner, Ashby. During the 1970s, Ashby became New Zealand's most popular "big man" and enjoyed immense fame in his native country. During the French wrestler's tour in 1972, Ashby encountered the Giant. He and "Brutal" Bob Miller faced off against the Ruddocks at a sold out show at the YMCA stadium. At one point in the match, he lifted the eighteen stone Ashby into the air, sat him on top of a ringpost and patted his cheek, as one would a naughty boy. According to the Manawatu Standard, in the last moments of the match, Ashby and his partner attempted to attack each other, but "they paid the price for this, as the bout was all over". The press was told that he leaves the country soon.There will be no professional wrestlers left if he stays for a long time. In his later appearances on On the Mat, he had bouts with foreign wrestlers. Steve Yohe claims that Ashby may have wrestled as the masked wrestler Dr. X in 1973. During his brief stint in All Star-Pro Wrestling, he was allied with Bruiser Brodie, who lost to Kevin Martin in a match in New Zealand. In Wellington, they beat Mark Lewin, Siva Afi, and Samoan Joe on 12 September 1977. Ashby wrestled internationally as well. In 1979 he joined Kintaro Ohki and Carlos Colon in a 6-man tag team match against Giant Baba, Tiger Toguchi and Akihisa Takachiho.He was part of the Black Power series in which he wrestled Tiger Toguchi. For a tour of Puerto Rico with the World Wrestling Council, Don Kent and Ashby agreed to team with each other. The WWC North American Tag Team titles were won in San Juan by the team managed by Al Costello. They won the titles back in Bayamn two weeks later after losing them to Super Gladiator and Invader I. After two months as champion, Kent and Ashby dropped the titles back to Invader I and Super Gladiator at the end of the tour. After retiring, he returned to New Zealand where he worked for Rickard and other promoter for the rest of his career. He won the NWA New Zealand Heavyweight Championship in 1985.He dominated the title during the mid- to late 1980s, but lost it to A.J. Freeley on November 22, 1992. With the decline of professional wrestling in New Zealand, Ashby decided to retire. On January 24, 2004, Ashby made his first public appearance in over a decade when he and other veteran New Zealand wrestlers attended a "legends reunion" show at Petone. One of the first legends to become involved in the newer promotions which began to emerge during the 21st century was Ashby. He was inducted into the New Zealand Wrestling Hall of Fame along with Bob Crozier, Al Hobman and Rip Morgan on December 8, 2006; he also made a guest appearance at a sold out Impact Pro Wrestling show in New Zealand. On October 31, 2008, at the "Halloween Howl 3" held in Wellington High School, there was a tribute to Al Hobman who had died the previous month.Fight Times Magazine ranked him in a top ten list of New Zealand's greatest wrestlers. There are many wrestlers interviewed for the upcoming New Zealand wrestling documentary A Kiwi Century on the Mat. World Wrestling Council WWC North American Tag Team Championship 2 times and the All Star-Pro Wrestling NWA New Zealand Heavyweight Championship 3 times.


texts: He was an American politician from February 24, 1962 to January 24, 1896. He was a United States Senator from New York from 1947 to 1959. He served as Minority Leader, Speaker, and Majority Leader in the New York State Assembly. He was a specialist in labor and civil rights legislation. The Civil Rights Act of 1957 was supported by <mask>. Early life and education is where <mask> was born. His ancestors came from England in 1635 and settled in Boston, Massachusetts, before moving to New York in 1795.His father used to work in the coal and feed business. He graduated from Oneonta High School in 1914. Following the entry of the United States into World War I in 1917, <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Army. He served with the 5th Division in France and Germany and was assigned to the 61st Infantry Regiment. He was discharged as a first lieutenant in 1919 after participating in two campaigns. He graduated from Hamilton with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1920 and was a member of the society. From 1920 to 1923, <mask> worked as a bank clerk for the Guaranty Trust Company in New York City.He married Elizabeth Minette Skinner in 1920 and they had one son, George. He was placed in charge of the bank's business activity in upstate New York after joining the Manufacturers Trust Company. When he entered the general insurance business, he was with Manufacturers Trust. On February 18, 1930, <mask> was elected to the New York State Assembly to fill the seat caused by the resignation of Bert Lord. He was reelected many times and remained in the Assembly until 1946, sitting in the New York State Legislatures in the 153rd, 154th, 155th, 156th, 157th, 158th, 159th, 160th, 161st, 172nd, 163rd, 164th and In 1935, he was Minority Leader and Speaker. His reelection as Speaker was opposed by his fellow liberals, who disagreed with his opposition to the social welfare program.Oswald D. Heck was named Majority Leader after <mask> stepped aside. He worked in that position from 1937 to 1946. The State Joint Legislative Committee on Industrial and Labor Conditions was chaired by <mask>. The first state law to prohibit discrimination in employment on the basis of race, creed, color, or national origin was sponsored by him. He was dean of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University from 1945 to 1947 and introduced legislation to create the state Department of Commerce. He was a member of the New York State War Council, chairman of the New York State Temporary Commission Against Discrimination, and chairman of the New York State Temporary Commission on Agriculture. When James M. Mead decided to run for Governor of New York, <mask> ran for his seat in the United States Senate.He became the first Republican to be endorsed by the New York American Federation of Labor when he faced Lehman in the general election. He defeated Lehman by a large margin. James W. Wadsworth Jr., who was defeated for reelection in 1926, was the first Republican to represent New York in the Senate. In 1947, he supported the Taft–Hartley Act despite his moderate reputation, but later lost his support from labor unions. He was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1948, which nominated his friend and fellow liberal New Yorker, Thomas E. Dewey. He married his secretary that year. In 1952, John Cashmore was defeated by 45% to 36% in the election for a second term.He received the largest number of votes ever received by a candidate in New York, carrying all but three of the state's 62 counties. He was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago in 1952. He tried to succeed Dewey as governor of New York. He lost to W. Averell Harriman by 11,125 votes. The Republican National Convention was held in San Francisco, California. He and Senator John F. Kennedy co-sponsored a bill to correct labor abuses in organized labor. He declined to seek a third term in the Senate.He died at a hospital in New York. He is buried in New York. There is a desk in the permanent collections of the Chenango County Historical Society and Museum. There are external links to the guide. There were publications from 1943-1944. 5109m. The Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives is located at Cornell University.The New York State Assembly Hamilton College alumni are members of the New York Republican Party.

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texts: Copland-Crawford was a Scottish soldier and amateur sportsman. He was mentioned in dispatches during the Afghan War. He ended his career in disgrace when he was sentenced to flogging for causing the death of a native. He scored the opening goal in the first match when he played football for Scotland. He played cricket for M.C.C. In 1872 and 1873. Crawford was born in Elizabeth Castle, Jersey, where his father, Captain <mask>, was stationed.He attended Harrow School in the 19th century. He was a member of the football and cricket teams at the school. In 1872, the family name was changed to "Copland-Crawford". Crawford was selected to represent Scotland at football in the first "pseudo-international" organised by C. W. Alcock and Arthur Kinnaird. Crawford gave Scotland the lead with 15 minutes remaining after Alcock instructed England's goalkeeper to leave his goal and move upfield to support the forwards. The goal was described as a "rather lucky kick" by The Sporting Gazette. The match ended in a 1–1 draw after England scored in the 90th minute.The next match between the two sides was played on 19 November 1870 and ended in a 1–0 victory for the English. After missing out on the third match, Crawford played in the final two matches for England, which both ended with victories. His brother, Fitzgerald, was with him in each match. Crawford was "truly unwearied from beginning to end" according to a report on the November 1871 match. He hardly showed his best form. He and his brother were praised for their "untiring forward play throughout" in the final match report. The opening match of the 1871–72 season was played between him and his brother as team captain.The Crawford brothers were praised for being "conspicuous for excellent play" in the match report. <mask>'s last match for the club was a 0–0 draw against Queens Park in the FA Cup semi-finals on March 4, 1872. Crawford played cricket for the school. His best performances for the school were against a side from Lords and Commons on 10 June 1871, when he scored 72 runs, and against a side from Harrow Town on 4 July 1871, when he claimed six pins. He made two first class appearances. There was an appearance for the North of England against the South in 1872 and 1873. He made a lot of appearances for the M.C.C.He played for the Old Harrovians, the Army and I Zingari, for whom he scored his only recorded century in a match against Household brigade on 18 July 1872. Harris was the captain of England and Kent. In September 1873 Copland-Crawford was appointed as a sub-lieutenant in the 2nd Middlesex. He joined the 60th Rifles with the rank of sub-lieutenant and resigned his commission with the 2nd Middlesex Militia. He was promoted to lieutenant in January 1876. During the Afghan War, he was mentioned in dispatches for his involvement in the Battle of Ahmed Khel. He participated in the march to Kandahar under the command of Sir <mask>.On August 6, 1884, he resigned his commission. After he was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour for causing a native servant to be flogged to death, he ended his career in disgrace. Copland-Crawford was posted to the Sulymah district in the south-east of Sierra Leone, in an area described as a narrow strip of coast in the south east of the colony. Shortly after his appointment, he made a visit to one of the local chiefs, Makaia (or Mackiah), at the town of Lago with instructions from the Governor of Sierra Leone, Sir James Hay to "enter into negotiations with a view to a peaceable settlement of disorders that had taken Copland-Crawford told Makaia that the only way to renew trade was 100 per cent and that it was good for the merchants and traders. On the other. His report was not received well by Hay who wrote, "While I am pleased to note that your journey has not been attended by any untoward accident, I cannot but remark that it is one which should not have been undertaken without specific instructions from the officer administering the Government."Copland-Crawford went on a further visit, this time to another chief, Fahwoondoo. Copland-Crawford ordered his arrest when he declined to attend a meeting. Ten of Fahwoondoo's men were killed in the fight and three of them were injured. It is at all times unadvisable to arouse the hostility of the people with whom the police come in constant contact, as it may have a tendency to render. I don't need to inform you that you issued a warrant to make this arrest, it was invalid, and should not be used again. On 12 December, Copland-Crawford captured the town of Jehoma, killing 131 of Makaia's "warboys" with one policeman receiving serious injuries; this was again without authority from Governor Hay. Hay said that Copland-Crawford had exceeded their instructions and that they had no authority to attack towns.After Copland-Crawford's actions came to the attention of Parliament in London, they had a heated debate with James Picton M.P. Baron Henry de Worms, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies tried to defend Governor Hay, who was criticized for failing to restrain him. Copland-Crawford was arrested in April 1889 on a charge of causing a native servant to be flogged to death, his object being to extort a confession of crime. He was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment with hard labour after being found guilty at Freetown. The authorities decided to send him back to England because of his poor health. The S.S. Lagos was the ship he was sent back from. Copland-Crawford was examined by two doctors who reported that he was suffering from a number of conditions.Copland-Crawford was deemed to be unsuitable to be imprisoned and the remainder of his sentence was commuted. He died on May 23, 1894. There is a "Shocking story of how Scotland's first international goalscorer waged genocide in Africa" in the Daily Record. Scottish cricketers and King's Royal Rifle Corps officers are prisoners in the United Kingdom. The Second Anglo-Afghan War was fought by British military personnel.

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texts: <mask> is a British investigative journalist and the author of The Price of Paradise: How the Suicide Bomber Shaped the Modern World and Gun Baby Gun: A Bloody Journey into the World of the Gun. He has received a number of awards for his journalism, including the Bar Council's Best Journalist of the Year a One World Award. He has been nominated for three Royal Television Society Awards. History was read by <mask> at Downing College. He took an MPhil in International Relations from 1997 to 1998. The story of an Allied soldier who may have been crucified with a barn door or a tree is referred to as the crucified soldier. The story was used as an example of British propaganda by the Nazis during World War II.The story of the Crucified Soldier, as well as other myths of World War I, were developed into a television documentary in 2002 as part of UK Channel 4's Secret History series. There was new evidence that identified the crucified soldier as Sergeant Harry Band of the Central Ontario Regiment of the Canadian Infantry, who was reported missing in action on April 24, 1915. One of the soldiers in Band's unit wrote to Band's sister to express their sympathies, but a year later, one of them finally confirmed that Band had been "the crucified soldier." Band is remembered on the Menin Gate memorial. A typewritten note by a British nurse was found in the Liddle Collection of war correspondence. There was a note about comments made by a Lance C.M. He told of a Sergeant Harry Band who wascrucified after a battle of Ypres on one of the doors of a barn with five bayonets in him.In 2004, <mask> won a BAFTA Scotland for his film Security Wars, which was about corruption in the security industry. He won a Peabody Award in 2005 for his report on counterfeiting in the pharmaceutical industry. He was a producer on the series that won the One World Award for best popular feature for the series Places That Don't Exist for the BBC. In August 2005 he was appointed an executive producer. In 2006 he was voted best Broadcast Journalist by the UK bar council for a news report on the proposed changes to the coroners' system, which would have made coroners' investigations into deaths abroad discretionary rather than compulsory. In September 2009, <mask> was appointed the first managing editor of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism. He oversaw many award winning investigations, including the Wikileaks Iraq War Logs.The Bureau was nominated for an IRE award for its reporting under his editorship. The Bureau was nominated for four British Journalism Awards in 2011. In the wake of the scandal, he resigned from his position at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism. A Newsnight report with no editorial control over the story was to be produced by a member of <mask>'s staff. On November 2, 2012 <mask> said 'If all goes well we've got a Newsnight out tonight about a very senior political figure who is a paedophile.' On 2 November 2012 Newsnight broadcasted an allegation against a politician, who was widely identified on the internet as the former Conservative Party Treasurer Lord McAlpine. Lord McAlpine denied the accusations.The allegation was later admitted to be false. According to the Trustees of the BIJ, <mask> made a serious error of judgement and risked the reputation of the Bureau by exaggerating the story on the day of its transmission. The stories reported at the Bureau under <mask>'s editorship were praised by eight members of parliament. In 2012 <mask> became the Executive Director of the charity Action on Armed Violence. He is a member of the Forum for the Arms Trade. Gun Baby Gun: A Bloody Journey into the World of the Gun Gun, Baby Gun: A Bloody Journey into the World of the Gun was published by Canongate in 2015. It was said to be "relentlessly fascinating" by the Spectator.The Independent said it was a "riveting book that made your jaw drop... without judgement, refusing to descend into anti-gun rhetoric." The Financial Times said it was "ambitiously tracing the often devastating impact of guns around the world." Gun Baby Gun was nominated for a Dagger Award in the non-fiction category. The second book, The Price of Paradise: How the Suicide Bomber Shaped the Modern World, came out in April 2019. The Price of Paradise was nominated for the Neave Book Prize in 2020. It was reviewed by Christina Lamb in the Sunday Times. The New Statesman said it was "outstanding" and that the author "took confident control over this huge, dense and dark subject".The Second Battle of Ypres: Did the use of poison gas pave the way for the Holocaust? Texas biker gang shootings shocked the world, but no-one cares about Mexico drug war deaths.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball player who last played for the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball Association. He was the fourth overall pick in the 2012 NBA draft and played college basketball for the Syracuse Orange. Waiters won an NBA championship with the Los Angeles Lakers. <mask> was raised by his mother, who was 17 when he was born, and his father, who was in jail at the time of his birth. Waiters' grandmother died four hours after he was born. Waiters grew up playing basketball regardless of the weather or time of day. His home life was dominated by his mother and stepfather.Waiters did not play basketball at either Bartram or South Philadelphia high schools. After his freshman year, Waiters committed to Syracuse despite not having played high school basketball. Waiters attended South Kent School in his sophomore year of high school. Waiters was a basketball player at Life Center Academy. Waiters was ranked as the 15th best overall recruit by ESPNU after his senior year. The two best shooting guards are in the 100. Waiters was ranked as the 29th best recruit by Rivals.com.In his freshman season at Syracuse, Waiters averaged 6.6 points, 1.5 assists and 1.6 rebound per game. Waiters shot 8-for-10 with 18 points in the second round of the NCAA tournament. In his sophomore season at Syracuse, Waiters averaged 12.6 points, 2.5 assists and 2.3 rebound per game. He was named the Big East Sixth Man of the Year, earned third-team All-Big East honors, was named AP Honorable Mention All-American, and was selected to the All-Big East Tournament team. Waiters did not work out for any teams before the 2012 NBA draft, but he was selected fourth overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers. After receiving a promise from a team in the middle of the lottery that they would draft him, he made this choice. Many scouts were surprised that Waiters was drafted so high because he didn't start in college and played zone defense at Syracuse.Waiters scored a career-high 33 points in a game against the Kings. Waiters and his teammates were selected to play in the Rising Stars Challenge game during NBA All-Star Weekend. Waiters came off the bench to score 23 points. Waiters started and came off the bench in his first season. He missed 21 games due to a variety of injuries, including a loose knee and ankle. Waiters was graded as the fourth-best overall rookies by NBA.com and placed fifth in NBA rookies of the year with 21 points. Waiters participated in a challenge.He had 31 points and 7 assists. In a loss to the Miami Heat, Waiters recorded his first career double-double with 17 points and a career-high 11 assists. Waiters was quoted as saying that he stayed in the locker room because of his Muslim faith. He stated that the report about his religious beliefs having anything to do with him skipping the national anthem was completely false. On January 5, 2015, <mask> was traded to Oklahoma City in a three-team trade that also involved the New York Knicks. Cleveland sent Lou Amundson, Alex Kirk, and a second-round pick in the 2020 NBA draft to the Knicks in exchange for Iman Shumpert and J.R. Smith. He scored 4 points on 1-of-9 shooting in the first game of the season against the Kings, but rebounded to score 15 points on 7-of-14 shooting in the second game against the Jazz.On April 15, 2015, in the team's final game of the season, <mask> tied his career-high with 33 points. The bench role for Waiters was given to him by the new head coach. He started in two games for the team over the first half of the season. He scored a season-high 25 points in a win over the Wizards. <mask> was given a starting role with a knee injury to Roberson. In his first start since November 22, Waiters scored 14 points in an overtime win over the New York Knicks. He returned to the bench on February 24.He scored 25 points in a loss to Portland on April 6. With Oklahoma City out of timeouts and San Antonio trailing 98–97, Waiters elbowed the Spurs guard to get the space to inbound the ball. The public and media scrutinized <mask> and the referees after the game. Waiters was made a restricted free agent on June 27th. He became an unrestricted free agent after the Thunder withdrew their qualifying offer. Waiters joined the Miami Heat on July 26, 2016 He made his debut in the season opener for the Heat.In 34 minutes as a starter, he had nine points, six rebound and four assists. He scored a season-high 28 points in a loss to Memphis. He was ruled out for two weeks after an MRI showed he had suffered a Pectineus tear. He was back in action on January 4, 2017, against the Kings. He scored a career-high 33 points in a win over Milwaukee. He made a three-pointer with 0.6 seconds left in the game to give the Heat a 105–102 win over the Golden State Warriors. He made six three-pointers on eight attempts.On January 30, he was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week. Miami extended its winning streak to seven games as <mask> led the Heat to a 4–0 week. He averaged 23.3 points and was tied for eighth in the East. The Heat missed out on a playoff spot with <mask> missing 13 games with an ankle injury. <mask> re-signed with the Heat. He scored a career high 33 points in an overtime loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. On January 22, he underwent successful surgery to repair instability in his left ankle, which forced him to the sidelines indefinitely.A bone injury was also repaired. <mask> was sent to Miami's NBA G League affiliate team, the Skyforce, for a rehabilitation assignment. He made his return for the Heat on January 2nd, scoring seven points in six minutes in a win over Cleveland. It was his first game in over a year. He played the game even though he was not 100 percent fit. He scored a team-high 15 points in a 103–99 loss to the Denver Nuggets on January 8, his second game of the season. <mask> was suspended for Miami's first game of the season for conduct detrimental to the team.Waiters missed a game against the Los Angeles Lakers due to a panic attack he experienced while flying to the game. His panic attack was caused by over-consumption of cannabinoids. Waiters was suspended for 10 games by the Heat for consuming food. On December 12th, he was suspended for six games by the Heat for calling in to work with an illness, then posting a picture of himself on his IG page on his birthday. On January 24, 2020, Waiters made his season debut and scored 14 points in a loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. On February 6, 2020, <mask> was traded to the Memphis Grizzles in a three-team trade also involving the Minnesota Timberwolves and three days later, he was released by the Grizzles. Waiters signed with the Los Angeles Lakers.He made his Lakers debut in a 103–101 win against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Lakers faced the Miami Heat in the 2020 NBA Finals. Waiters got his first championship when the Lakers beat the Heat. 7 Lakers, 23.6,.450,.233,.75, 1.9, 2.4,.6 and 11.9

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texts: An American former professional basketball player who played for Syracuse University and the NBA from 1981 to 1999 is named Daniel. He played center at 6' 11" and 235 pounds. His father was a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame. Since retiring from the NBA, he has hosted a sports talk show on the radio in Syracuse, New York. Etan Thomas is a retired American professional basketball player. The son of Naomi Eva Gross, who played professional basketball and was in the Hall of Fame, was born into a Jewish family in Syracuse, New York. His father's parents came to the United States from Romania.Jamesville is in New York. He scored 1,012 points for the basketball team at Jamesville-Dewitt High School. The Onondaga League North title was won by the team in 1977. The US basketball team won a gold medal at the 1977 Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv, Israel, while the Team USA won a gold medal at the 1981 Maccabiah Games. Team USA won a gold medal in basketball at the Maccabiah Games and he was the head coach. During his senior year at Syracuse University, the first year in which he started for the team, he averaged nearly 14.6 points and 8.3 rebound a game. He was named to the 1981 All-Big East first team and an Academic All-American.He has a record at the Carrier Dome. He was selected in the first round of the 1981 NBA draft by the Utah Jazz. Steve Johnson of Oregon State was the first center to be drafted that year. He spent his best years with the Denver Nuggets, after spending two seasons with the Jazz. The highlight of his NBA career was his performance in the 1987–88 season with the Nuggets, when he averaged 13.9 points and 8.2 rebound per game. He averaged 16.4 points and 7.2 rebound per game in the playoffs. He was fourth in the NBA with a.640 true shooting percentage.After an injury-plagued 19-game stint with the Magic, he retired after the 1999 NBA season. Before the start of the 1999–00 season, he was a member of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Due to his injuries, he didn't make any appearances for them. He played in the NBA for 18 years and averaged 7.7 points and 5.0 rebound. His jersey number was retired by the school. The Post Standard named him the "best male athlete to hail from CNY" in 2000. He was added to the Syracuse University Hall of Fame.He is a member of the New York Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. Wendy Lucero-<mask> is a former Olympic diver. No Limits Investing is located in Phoenix, Arizona. The Anti-Defamation League put on a promotional campaign that depicted him slam dunking and said, "If you believe in America, prejudice is foul play!" The United Students Financial Board gathered more than 200 members in its first year. Since retiring from basketball, <mask> has been an active supporter of the Jewish Democratic Council of America and has spoken at numerous events, including a rally for 2004 presidential candidate John Kerry in Omaha, Nebraska. The list of Jewish basketball players includes the oldest and youngest National Basketball Association players.

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